Solana SPL

Solana Token Creator: Create an SPL Token, No Code

Create an SPL token on Solana in minutes, no code and no Rust. Deploy a Token-2022 token with on-chain metadata, an IPFS logo, and full ownership, from 0.15 SOL.

How to Create a Solana Token

Connect your wallet

Connect Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, or any Solana wallet. This wallet pays the fee, receives the full supply, and holds the token authorities.

Enter your token details

Set the token name, symbol, total supply, and decimals (6 or 9 is standard). Add a description, logo image, and social links to build credibility from day one.

Choose which authorities to revoke

Decide whether to revoke mint, freeze, or update authority at creation. Revoking mint authority fixes your supply, and holders can verify it on Solscan. Revoking is free.

Review and create

Check your details and the 0.15 SOL fee, then sign one transaction. Your logo and metadata are uploaded to IPFS and written to the token's on-chain metadata automatically.

Live on Solana

Your SPL token is live on Solana mainnet in under a minute. View it on Solscan, share the mint address, and add liquidity on Raydium so people can trade it.

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No Code Required

Create and launch tokens without writing any code. Visual configuration for all features.

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Fully Transparent

All token data is publicly visible and verifiable on block explorers.

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Multi-Chain

Available on Solana, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, and BNB Chain.

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Full Ownership

You have full control. We never hold your keys, tokens, or authority.

Frequently Asked Questions

Creating a Solana token with Tokenry costs a flat 0.15 SOL. On top of that you pay a small Solana rent deposit (around 0.003 SOL, refundable if you later close the mint) and standard network fees of a fraction of a cent. Revoking mint, freeze, and update authority is free. There are no subscriptions and no share of your supply.

No. Tokenry creates and deploys the SPL token for you using Solana's native token program, so there is no Rust, no CLI, and no Solidity. You fill in the token name, symbol, supply, and decimals, upload a logo, and sign one transaction from your wallet. Your token is live on mainnet in under a minute.

SPL Token is Solana's original token program. Token-2022 (also called Token Extensions) is the newer program that stores your token's name, symbol, and metadata URI directly on the mint account and supports extensions like transfer fees. Legacy SPL needs a separate Metaplex metadata account, which costs more and adds an account to manage. Tokenry creates every token with Token-2022, and it is fully supported by Phantom, Solflare, Raydium, and Jupiter.

Revoking mint authority permanently stops anyone, including you, from minting more tokens, which proves the supply is fixed. Revoking freeze authority removes the ability to freeze any holder's account, so no one can lock their tokens. Both are irreversible and visible on Solscan, and most serious projects revoke them at launch to signal trust.

Your logo image and metadata JSON are uploaded to IPFS through Pinata, so they stay available even if Tokenry goes offline. The IPFS URI is written into your token's on-chain Token-2022 metadata, which is what wallets and explorers read to show your token's name, symbol, and image.

You do, completely. The wallet you create from receives 100% of the supply and holds every authority, unless you choose to revoke. Tokenry never takes custody, keeps no keys, and has no access to your token or wallet. Your seed phrase is never shared with the platform.

Add liquidity on a Solana DEX. The usual route is to create a SOL/token pool on Raydium, which pairs your token with SOL so people can buy and sell it. Once a pool has liquidity, Jupiter indexes it automatically and your token becomes tradeable across the aggregators most Solana users route through.

Any Solana wallet works, including Phantom, Solflare, and Backpack. You need enough SOL to cover the 0.15 SOL creation fee plus a small amount for the rent deposit and network fees. The wallet you connect becomes the owner of the token and receives the full supply.

Yes, as long as you keep update authority. You can update the name, symbol, logo, and description at any time. If you revoke update authority at creation, the metadata is locked permanently and no one can change it, which some projects prefer as a trust signal.

Solana Token Creator to Create SPL Tokens in Minutes

The Tokenry Solana token creator lets anyone create an SPL token on Solana without writing any code. Connect your wallet, set the token name, symbol, supply, and decimals, upload a logo, and sign one transaction. There is no Rust, no CLI, and no Solana program to compile, because Solana's native token program handles the deployment for you. The whole flow takes a couple of minutes, and the wallet you create from becomes the sole owner of the token with 100% of the supply.

Every token is created with the Token-2022 standard, so the name, symbol, and metadata URI live directly on the mint account. Your logo and metadata JSON are pinned to IPFS through Pinata, so they stay available permanently, independent of any single service. Tokenry keeps no keys and takes no share of your supply, so what you create is fully yours from the moment the transaction confirms.

That makes it a fit whether you are launching a serious project token, a community token, or a Solana meme coin. You get a real SPL token on mainnet in one transaction, with no developer to hire, for a flat 0.15 SOL.

SPL Token vs Token-2022: Which Standard Tokenry Uses

Solana has two token programs. The original SPL Token program stores your token's name, symbol, and image in a separate Metaplex metadata account, which is an extra account to create, fund, and manage. Token-2022, also called Token Extensions, is the newer program that writes that metadata directly onto the mint account, so there is nothing extra to deploy and less rent to pay.

Token-2022 also unlocks extensions that legacy SPL cannot offer, such as transfer fees, interest-bearing balances, and confidential transfers. Tokenry creates every token with Token-2022, so your token is on the modern standard and ready for those features later without a migration.

Both standards are fully supported across the Solana ecosystem. Phantom, Solflare, and Backpack display Token-2022 tokens natively, and Raydium and Jupiter handle them for trading, so choosing Token-2022 costs you nothing in compatibility.

Token Authorities: Mint, Freeze, and Update

Every SPL token has three authorities, and Tokenry lets you revoke any of them at creation for free. Mint authority controls whether more tokens can be created. Revoking it permanently fixes your supply, which is the single strongest signal to holders that you cannot inflate the token later.

Freeze authority controls whether holder accounts can be frozen. Revoking it means no one, including you, can ever lock a holder's tokens, which buyers of trustless tokens look for. Update authority controls whether the token's metadata can be changed. Revoking it locks the name, symbol, and logo permanently.

Every revocation is irreversible and visible on Solscan under your token's mint account. Serious buyers routinely check these authorities before they purchase, so revoking mint and freeze at launch is a common step for community and meme projects. If you would rather revoke later, you can do it any time with Tokenry's revoke authority tool.

Why Solana, and What to Do After You Launch

Solana offers sub-second finality and transaction costs of a fraction of a cent, which is why it is a default home for meme coins and high-volume community tokens. Liquidity is deep and easy to reach: Raydium is the dominant DEX, Jupiter routes most swaps across the network, and Phantom's large user base means your token can reach holders quickly once it is live.

After you create your token, confirm it on-chain by pasting the mint address into Solscan, where you can check the metadata and authorities. To make it tradeable, create a SOL pool on Raydium; once it has liquidity, Jupiter picks it up automatically. Share your mint address so holders can add the token to their wallet, and if you did not revoke authorities at launch, you can do it later from the Tokenry revoke authority tool.